Deputy Sheriff Recovery Clears Stolen Vehicle Case
Deputies from the sheriff’s office recovered the car belonging to the Loris Shade company within half an hour of the theft. The vehicle was found on Lake Avenue in Loraiz obstructing traffic with no owner nearby. It was later confirmed as the stolen car after passing Crystal Beach and comparing serial numbers.
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Loris’ W Shade Company
Licerse
Forts of Deputies
Sibhatiff
Lake Avenue
Loraiz
Craft Fc
Depatt
Crystal Beach
Heensa
Tekken
Jury awards woman for injury from bus door
A Cleveland jury awarded Wisie Hares $3,000 for injuries to fingers on her right hand from a door closing as she alighted a Cleveland-Eyrin-Toledo bus on January 6 1926. The jury assessed $75,000 damages but awarded $3,000 for the specific injury.
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Wisie Hares
Cleveland
W. B. Thompson
Cleveland-Eyrin
Open competitive exam for assistant prohibition commissioner
Washington June 17 The United States Civil Service Commission announced an open competitive examination for the position of assistant prohibition commissioner. Applications will be received until July 5. Salary is 6009 dollars yearly. Candidates judged on training experience and fitness. Minimum five years in executive roles with large operations and managing subordinates. Exam includes oral test, character investigation, and fingerprinting. Further details from the Civil Service Commission Washington or Carl Marin, secretary, at Elmira post office.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Prohibition
United States Civil Sertice Commission
Carl Marin
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Elrvia
Man Charged Over Drugs Held in Lorain
Marcus Sareia of 2119 E 29th Street was arrested Thursday for possession of 460 dollars worth of marijuana. He was released today as authorities weigh whether the drugs can be confiscated and destroyed amid questions about state laws.
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Lorain
Marcus Sareia
E. 29Th Street
Posse
Today's Ten Questions on Classified Page Science
A quirky quiz asks: who was Auer von Welsach, the popular name for the element hydrarfrrum, and when is a diamond said to be of the first water. It seeks distinctions in geology, astronomy, hermeneutics, mathematics, and medical ethics along with a note on the inflating gas used for the Los Angeles dirigible.
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Auer von Welsach
Leo
Qoberlin Colice
Fia
Ohio Banker Aassociation elects B Taylor vice president
B Taylor president of Lorsin County Savings and Trust Co was elected vice president of the Ohio Bankers Association at Cedar Point convention. George Blair is fined five dollars and costs and given seven days in jail after pleading guilty to intoxication. A collision on Lodi street damages two cars. driver fled the scene. Lorain County Beekeepers Association will meet Monday at 7 30 at the Schubert home with Clyde Wheeler of Oberlin as president.
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B. Taylor
Ohio Bankers Assn
A. B. Taylor
Lorsin
George Blair
This Merning
Blair
Seleepers
Lorain, County
Arsquitles
F. E. Schubert
Clyde Wheeler
Oberlin
Father Sues Over Child Hospital Bill
Michael Megresy of Lorain files a $26800 suit against Florence Boyer to cover medical bills and nursing costs for Elizabeth Megresy, alleging negligence in a April 18 automobile accident that injured the infant. A separate $15,900 damage suit over the same incident is pending in common pleas court.
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Michael Megresy
Lorain
Elizabeth Megresy
Megresy
Lindbergh Flight Plan Sparks Dayton Flight Prep
The article describes a staged takeoff sequence for Charles Lindbergh on the New York to St Louis flight with 32 planes in formation. Brigadier General Withan Gilmore and Lt Jim Doolittle are noted, along with Dayton observers aiming to persuade Lindbergh to visit Dayton and meet Orville Wright.
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Mpany
Dee Lindberth
St. Louis
Moses
Lnc
St Lew
Esrom
Withan Gilmore
Wright Feld
Jimmin Doolittle
Daytonianus
Lindbergh
Orvnie Wright
Pearl Dies in Oberlin Funeral Plans Reported
Mrs Addams Pearl died at Allen hospital after a serious illness Wednesday at 9 o clock. Her home was 69 North Cedar Avenue Oberlin. Funeral arrangements not completed. Community events include outdoor speeches broadcast and a memorial ceremony. Local notices mention meetings of Nehekah lodge and First Baptist Ladies Aid Society with planned gatherings.
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Pearl
Oberlin
Nehekah Lodge
Sil Pew
Noble
Fll Wilson
Ald Societe
First Baptist Church
Res
Bers of the
Auke Club
Sere Twita Aibr
Exoneration Granted for Illinois Athletic Commission
Springfield officials report the Illinois Athletic Commission exonerated itself from charges of sanctioning improper boxing or wrestling contests. A legislative committee gathered evidence over days with testimony from wrestlers and promoters. critics claimed a framing wrestling trust, but all events occurred before the commission's creation.
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Lil
Jace
Inois Athletic Commission
Illinois
Creaion
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Athletic Commission
Golfers tie for Open at Oakmont in two over par
Harry paper and Tommy Armour tied at 301 for the National Open Golf Championship at Oakmont Country Club on June 17. They were two over par, tied 39 on the first nine as Oakmont’s first nine is noted as a tough test by experts.
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Oakmont
Harry Paper
Tommy Armour
Oaknont
Pleyvers
Fables Open Sunday at Youngstown Eagles Convention
The state convention of Eagles opens in Youngstown Sunday with debate on continued support for an old age pension for residents over seventy one. C F Else of Galion, a bill proponent, will lead the discussion as state president Rise presides. Buckeye of Marion sends a 1000 barles as personal effort to John Abel, slated for presidency.
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Youngstown
Eagles
C.F. Else
Galion
Menaiber
Bnekere Aerse
Marion
John Abel
Car damaged on Lake Avenue incident
John Mulligan of 208 Qodl Street reported his car was damaged yesterday evening after it became caught between another vehicle and a street car on Lake Avenue. He and his wife were not injured.
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Lake Avenue
John Mulligan
Qodl Street
Lak Avenue
Three-man crew departs Hatbox Field for Kelly Field
A tri motor Fokker bound for Kelly Field Texas left Hatbox Field at 10 50 a m heading to San Antonio and then to the Hawaiian mission site. The crew refused to reveal their names saying the Hawaii take off was secret and uncertain.
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Hatbox Field
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Arguurt
United Press Chicago
Hawaiian Islands
Trial of Seymore on Larceny Charge Under Way Today
In Elyria Judge A R Webber presides over the grand larceny trial of George Seymore. The defense motion for directed verdict is overruled after arguments. Seymore is accused of stealing a $430 ring from a local jeweler, per the last grand jury indictment.
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Seymore
A. R. Webber
Alate
George Seymore
Elyria
Oberlin Deaths Include Obituary Details From Local Hospital
Obituaries and notices list the passing of individuals including Mrs. Albert Ziegman and Thomas F. Wright with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Other items report a bank burglar alarm accidentally triggered, prompting police notification but no incident.
Wellington Lorain Nine Plays Here Sunday
Erie Lunch of Lorain slated to play Wellington A C at fairgrounds Sunday afternoon with a 2 30 start. Locals credit two games this season. American Legion members join county Legion in Oberlin parade honoring President King. Rebekahs host benefit event for I O O F home June 24 in I O O F hall. Public invited. Eva Hoxland back home after scarlet fever recovery. Fred Hanson leaves for Bretton Woods N H to manage Mr Pleasant hotel. C M Ross arrives from California planning fall return. Hazel Douglas home from Salem for summer. T B Banks of Cincinnati visiting Zechar family.
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Wellington
Erie
Wellington A. C's
Fairgrounds
Tor
American Legion
County Legion
Oberlin
King
Rebekahs
I. O.O F
Ralph Rowland Hamper
Mrs.Hoxland
Eva
Fred Hanson
Bretton Woods
X. H
Mr. Pleasant Hotel
C. M. Ross
Califernia
Alito
Hazel Douglas
Salem
T. BE. Banks
Cincinnati
I. Samuel Zechar
Child Dies After Fall From Car in Clairsville
In Clairsville Ohio on June 17 a two year old girl named Patricia Cowen fell from a car driven by Mrs Martin Cowen in front of the courthouse. The rear wheel crushed her causing instant death. The child is the granddaughter of Judge Warren Cowen of the common pleas court and her father is a court demographer.
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Clairsville
Martin Cowen
Patrici
Warren Cowen
Common Pleas Court
Cowen
Local Society Notes Highlight Travel and School News
Mrs EF A Hollis and Mrs Fickenfele return from a motor trip to Binghampton NY and Laceyville PA. Dr and Mrs G E Moyer host guests Mrs Ray Wahle and daughters Nina Jaze and Dorothy of Marinette WI for several weeks. Alias Anne Burke returns after Mary Marie College Toledo BA and teaching certificate. to teach at Wakeman school.
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Fickenfele
Binghampton
N. Y
Laceyville
G. E. Moyer
Garford Avenue
Ray Wahle
Nina Jaze
Dorothy
Marinette
Wisconsin
Alias Anne Burke
J. M. Burke
Princeton Avenue
Mary Marie College
Toledo
Meliic al. Hill
Andress
East Broad, Street
George Yost
Georgia Yost
Cleveland
Cleveland Institute of Music
Harold Birch
Denisorvenne
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Obetts
Joseph Wright
St Tours
Afo
Denver Bible Institute
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
G. B Findley
Bangor
Mich
Louis Keleman
Irondale Street
F. C. Warris
Lakeside
Ohio
Paul Bourquin
A. Heginbotham
United Presbyterian Church
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio roundup lists stations and programs from WEAF WBZ WIZ EYW WRAA and WFAA. Goldman Band concert from WBZ Springfield and Boston Pops style selections anchor the feature lineup.
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United Press Weaf
Goldman
WBZ
Springheld
Boston 5Rm
WIZ
New York
EYW
Chicago
Congress
WRAA
Whatlas
WFAA
Perching Back from Europe Arrives in Washington
General Perehing back from Europe arrives in Washington aboard the President Harams line. Gerral John J. Pershine completes months in France serving as chairman of the government commission and took part in the war. Lindbergh in Paris Loom after arrival for Washington on the Pensost Vanja railroad.
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Hoboken, SN
Jane Tr
Gerral
John J. Pershine
Hou
Europe
Elyria Dress Shoppe Expands Into New Space
Miss Ethel Rothman owner of the Elyria Dress Shoppe at 313 Road Street expands the store to include a larger stock of dress goods yard goods and trimmings. The former Dutch Heart store on Broad Street is cited as a well known local merchant establishment.
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Fisha Dress Goods
Road Street
Ethel Rothman
Elyria
Brocd Street
New Law Creates County Dog Warden to Enforce Dog Rules
A new law centralizes dog control by appointing a county dog warden under the county commissioners. Beginning August 10 the sheriff loses the impounding and licensing duties to the warden who will oversee dog keeping, licensing, impounding or destroying unlicensed dogs, and processing livestock damage claims.
Market summaries from Cleveland and Chicago grain and livestock reports
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago show قیمت changes in produce and livestock. Reports cover potatoes poultry butter and cheese prices, plus cattle hogs sheep and lamb receipts at Cleveland and Chicago quotable bids and grain quotes including wheat corn oats rye and barley.
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Chicago
Ted
Canada
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bliss
Timothy
Coveleskie Released by Senators in World Series Bid
Washington June 17 Stanley Coveleskie, last of the spitball pitchers, was released by manager Bucky Harris of the Senators. He won three games in the 1920 World Series for Cleveland and went 0-2 in the 1921 Fall Classic for the Senators. A strained back kept him ineffective this season.
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Coveleshkie
Bucky Harris
Washington, D.C
Stanley Coveleskie
Senators
Cleveland
West Ridge W C T U Institute Draws Large Attendance
West Ridge June 11 The West Ridge W C T U Institute at South Ridge Evangelical church attracted a large crowd for an afternoon and evening program. Papers on Peace and Arbitration Social Progress and Christian Citizenship were read by local members. The event featured a memorial for Jay Fowl conducted by Mrs Nellie M Hill and a Prohibition Process pageant.
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West Ridge
Nellie M. Hill
Jay Fowl
Holzworth
Murray Ridge
Chronicle-Telegram
I F L. Eldred
P. B
Thes
Families Face Starvation in Hemlock District After Floods
In New Lenington, 45 families across Hemlock Drakes Buckingham Trimble Shawnee McCuneville face starvation as homes ruined by floods last week. Most are miner families reliant on gardens now gone. nearby farmers shelter them while appeal to the State Red Cross for aid is sought.
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New Lenington
Hemlock
Drakes
Buckingsham
Trimble
Shawnee
McCuneville
Minera
Farmer Burned To Death Saving Cattle In Ohio Barn Fire
In Findlay Ohio on June 17 Reuben Flick 47 a farmer died trying to save his cattle as his daughter Gladys a Bowing Green College graduate and her mother attended the commementement. They found Flick's charred body among the smouldering rails of the barn.
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Findlay
Reuben Flick
Gladys
Bowhing Green College
Flick
Plan to Exhibit Floyd Collins Body prompts memorial fund
In Horse Cave Kentucky on June 17 a portion of receipts from public viewing of Floyd Collins will fund a memorial. R Harry Thomas owner of Crystal Cave plans to place the exhumed body on display and set aside ten percent for a permanent plaque, while Collins’ brothers move to block the exhibit.
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Horse Cave
Floyd Collins
Croystal
R. Harry Thomas
Crystal Care
Colinas
Suzidar
Shaw Awarded Doctor of Science by Ohio Wesleyan University
Eugene Wesley Shaw, graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University in 1905, receives the highest university honor the institution offers, the degree of doctor of science. The ceremony is noted as taking place in Delaware on June 17.
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Delaware
Columbia
Eugene Wesley Shaw
Ohig Wesleyan University
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Debuts In New Shade
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder in a new shade with long wear and non drying, claiming it stays on longer and does not clog pores. The copy promotes the product from Chan Trey Store and Lewis Mercantile Co.
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Ctan- Trey Store
Lewis
Mercan‘ile ‘Co
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